Word: necks
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Robert S. November of Kirkland House and Great Neck, N.Y. November is a member of the CRIMSON and works for PBH. He has also served on the Lowell House Committee. Richard B. Dobrow of Leverett House and Akron, Ohio. Dobrow serves as President of the Eisenhower Club and is active...
...topside, the dressmaker-style bulky sweater holds forth this year. Cardigans and slipovers with collar accents come in white, black, red, and grey as well as a variety of pastel shades. The patterned ski sweater with pointed collar or turtle neck is also popular, and the crew-necked Shetland is a perennial college girl favorite...
...None, apparently, because, beyond this "mild aphasia" (literally, lack of utterance), Eisenhower's doctors could find no other symptoms. The President's blood pressure was good (130/80), his pulse 64 and regular; he "had no headache, nausea, vomiting, impairment of consciousness or breathing, convulsions, stiffness of the neck, paralysis or abnormal reflexes...
...flashbulb pictures of the wreckage when he heard a man's voice screaming: "Don't shoot!" A moment later a body hit the ground at his feet. As the newsman bent to examine it, a wild-eyed stranger jammed a .22 Colt automatic in Reddick's neck and pressed the trigger. The piece clicked harmlessly, and Reddick leaped behind a nearby fire truck. "Look, buddy," he shouted, "there's enough cops here to kill you before you can move. Why don't you act sensible?" Still clutching his camera, Reddick sweet-talked his way over...
...from the Khachaturian cello concerto to a Bach suite to Debussy pieces. He played with uncanny accuracy and ease, demonstrated his power by the zing of his attacks, especially in the way he clouted his instrument in loud pizzicato chords. At quieter moments, he laid his cheek against the neck of the cello as if it were a pillow. Shafran's tone was big and creamy, his cantilena as expressive as if words were being sung. Critics raved. Said the Berliner Zeitung: "This artist must be counted among the most outstanding masters of the instrument...